How one performing arts group is making the most of COVID-19 recovery to come back stronger, fairer, and more powerful than ever.
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After shutdown, HIAS re-emerged to support more than 70 Afghan refugees settle in the Chicago area.
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BioAlfa/BIOSCAN initiatives at the Center for Biodiversity Genomics are using groundbreaking insect studies to expand our understanding of the world we live in.
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UChicago lab tests a promising new COVID vaccine that adapts to changing viral variants.
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Walder’s Biota Awards invests $1.5 million in research projects to protect biodiversity locally and globally.
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The Biota Awards funds early-career researchers based in the Chicago region who seek to restore, protect and conserve biodiversity locally and around the world. Learn more about the 2022 awardees and watch their videos.
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Bringing the arts online through an innovative 24-hour livestream.
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We are committed to helping the Illinois, Chicago, and Cook County public health departments better understand the transmission of the virus so that we might safely reopen our communities and prevent similar crises from happening again.
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Helping highly-trained immigrants and refugees bridge the career gap, during a global health crisis and beyond.
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Using data as an advocacy tool within the arts.
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Using data as an advocacy tool within the arts.
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Helping Orthodox yeshivas breathe life into secular learning.
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Much of what we know today about the intricacies of how the different COVID-19 strains have evolved and spread through Illinois has come from the Open Commons Consortium and SIU’s combined efforts.
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Building bridges towards peace and understanding.
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New on-site childcare program at JDBY-YTT fills critical gap for teachers.
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A multi-disciplinary approach to address the impact of COVID-19 in communities of color.
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New West Rogers Park senior center gives older Jewish adults a place to belong.
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While the City begins to lift restrictions, Walder Foundation funds new initiative to support performing arts organizations that will be among the last to fully reopen.
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